Sentence examples for unit to assess from inspiring English sources
General MacDonald, vice chief of the Canadian defense staff, said the ideas under discussion centered on a joint unit to assess possible threats, based in Colorado Springs next to the binational North American Aerospace Defense Command, known as Norad.
In October, days after the C.I.A. opened a small unit to assess the security implications of climate change, Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, said the agency should be fighting terrorists, "not spying on sea lions".
A household refrigerator designed to work with R134a was used as an investigation unit to assess its transient startup and cyclic characteristics using ternary hydrocarbon mixture.
Not only studies have created their own generalization assessments, but the program itself has probes after each of the four teaching unit to assess (a) maintenance after reinforcement has been withdrawn and (b) generalization words (new words).
Objectives: To determine the incidence of falls on a stroke rehabilitation unit; to assess the frequency and nature of injuries; and to identify risk factors predictive of falls, functional outcomes, and impairments.
The study was conducted to identify the factors predicting catheter-related bladder discomfort (CRBD) in the postanesthesia care unit, to assess the level of CRBD and urinary catheter-related pain for the first 24 hours postoperatively, and to compare UCRP with the postoperative pain in the surgical site.
The study was conducted in 2007, at a time when the Global Rating Scale (GRS) 17 (an assessment tool for endoscopy units to assess how well they provide a patient-centred service) was just being implemented, and modernisation of endoscopy units was proving challenging.
We used 587 interviews with local people in 441 36-km2 sampling units to assess the presence of jaguar and six prey species in a critical corridor in Central America, linking Bosawas Biosphere Reserve and Wawashan Nature Reserve in Nicaragua.
Data were obtained from 4 M-CAiOV units to assess instrumental variances.
Computerised tomography (CT) scanning was only used in 3% of units to assess recruitability and all of these units were based in university hospitals.
In addition, we investigate the observed nitrogen balance in these high-concentration experiments by comparing molar NO2 release from N2O5 (Δ[NO2]/−Δ[N2O5] in ppb units) and organonitrate formation (Δ[ANs + PNs]/−Δ[N2O5] in ppb units) to assess closure.
